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A Eusband's Testimony.

Ny wife was troubled for years With
blotches, moth patches and pimples on
her face, which nearly annoyed the LIE
out of her. She spent many dollars on
the thousand infallible 81 cures, with
nothing but injurious effects. A lady
friend. of Syracuse, n. Y, who had had
similar experience and had been cured
with Hop Bitters, induced her to try 1t.
one bottle has made her face as smooth,
fair and soft as a child's and given her
such health that it seems almost
miracle.
A MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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MCCORMICK & Go
Ii a n x H r. =
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale OF Ores
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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PULP Al
Buffet and Sleeping Cars
IN ell Thrnnsh PASSENGER Trsius


RR- The luly Line from So { Lake GttJ
~RunniDg SLEEPING CARS FRER
EWrfOr the use Of Passengers haiGip
ErS econd-class am Emigrsnt Tickets
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
leaves Ogden daily st e.45 Pm; Leaves So,
I.ske CitT daily ~ lilo am. Direct connss
zion is made 81 Pueblo snd Denver ion
omaha. kansas City and all points East:
TIE PACIFIC EXPRESS
A-rtves in Sslt Lake City from the East
I25nm. and leaves for Ogden st As pm,
mskfEg connection with the Central Psoide
for the West.
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave Salt Lake Gity-For Bingham
end Alta st 7.2Os.m.; for Ogden at SIS
am and As PM; for Springyille st
a Arrive ST Salt Lake City-From Bing-
ham and Alta at 425 pm. from Ogden
AZ 100 am. and us pm; from
Springville 81 SIS am.
TICKETS 70. sill points East and West can b
urrchssei 81 the Depot Office and City
ESoSat once, White House Corner, Salt Lake
cis' 7. II. BENNETT.
Gen. Pass. and T'kTAst
DC. DODGE, General Manages
VII. BANCROFT, :enIsupt
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SaltLake & Western
Az.

On an after
| saturday, Dec, goth, 1855
Trains Will run as follows:
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

Bucklen's Arnica salve.
TIE BEST SALvE in the world i or O our w
Rrn;ses Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kneum'
R Raunr Sores. letter, Chapped Hands
E FSysI SossI Gorns, and all skin erup,
tinns and positively cures Piles, or 10
nav reouired. tits guaranteed to give
pertect satisfaction, or money relunoeo'
Pr;ce twenty-fye cents per box.
For GALE nv y q. M. l.
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A Rich Lady's Experience.

travelled all over Europe and other
foreign countries at cost of thousands
of dollars, in search of health and found
it not. l returned discouraged and dis,
heartened, and was restored to real
youthful health and spirits with less
than two bottles OF Hop Bitters. hope
others may profit by my experience ano
stay at home. MN
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zens of Salt Lake City, who have been
cured Of Chronic Troubles, oy US aitei
every ether remedy failed. -.
II. E. GROW, Electropatnlst,.
112 w. South Ter 'eStreet,
ii- Sa axe City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-06

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale {
Stocks and Bonds at New York and So
Francisco.
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-Coaneess with Utah Central train lesvtn
SslI AXE at 7.40 An
Connects with Utah Central rrain arrfs
ing a. Sal. I.ske at 6.40p.m.
T stop only upon signals.
". W. RITTER,
ma q Supt
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T. B. JONES. s. ]. LYNN
T. r. JONES & CO.,
Bankers.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

Transact General Banking business in
all its branches.
Dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given collections ans
remittances made on day of payment.
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on com
Long loans made on city real estate at low
ates of interest.
Special attention given to the selling Of
ores and bullion, OF which consignment
are solicited.
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York B. Colgate Co
Omaha Omaha National Bank
San francisco Bank of California
Chicago First National Bank
Denver &c IMAM National Bank
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Collections Made 1t Lowest Rate


Collections Made ~ Lowest Rate
Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale OF
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
We sell Exchange and Geographic Trans
fers on leading cities of the United States;
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Funds to
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris,
Stockholm and all other prominent points
In Europe, at Lowest Rates OF Exchange.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YoRK-Importers' ald Traders Ma
tional Bank, Chemical National Bank,
Koantze Brothers.
CHIcAGO-Co Commercial National Bank.
81. LoUIs-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CITY-Nstional Bank OF Kansas
OHAHA-Omaha National Bank.
DENyER City National Bank. Denver Ns'
tional Bank.
EVANSTON, Wyo.-Beckwith & Co.
OGpES-Commereia National Bank.
HELENA, ,Mont.-First National Bank.
BUTTE, Mont.-First National Bank, Clars
& Larabie.
HALEY. Idaho-McCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, 1daho-G. A. MeCorhleK q TO-
ELKo, Nevada-J. Henderson.
| SAN FRANCIsCo-First National Baok, INT
Croker Woodwork National Bank.
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DR.. ROMANIA B. PRATT.

aye sud Ear TESTING TOT SpeetacIes,
Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women.
OHce ov s.Godbe & Pitts Drug Store; tele-
phoue sIl st residence Godbe d Pitts Dxus
Store ONCE.
instruction given to students In MID
Vifeev $ad monthly Nurses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
EASTERN.
Ra5lrwad Freight Agents
In Session
ExRISuGaaL LABOR MEEIIN6.
5Aiisn >ihHr-msl7s designation as
KreiaaHnT aif the Senate
HIS Successor.
.s,sr.adrus-az #-rGlsss n. srs~-sznsd F-ss.I

5lse.sul 1us .shE 7srGli he sss< gsss-sE1sd Fr1ss
CEutMssl, February 9-The sdlns.-
ua11sz az zu1h lDGal end through rates IS
w-rz -sssaiasH i1F tim general freight
nr,.sriss IN zfs Wiss1z-n= Tzaf1r Associa-
aiIun Inns. wRs 1z-Ezy sa-flea by tie
managers al -t1sss TEaHs- WIN met fur
tatils au1-u1sb- Tins much t1ieaisi. The
rtfrnrainfisr al Ehs EInfs xz4s giTen
qv-.sr IN ails Ir76iilzrn "a hoE bzst II ilaI-
mum u 5iss iiri1a-zs1 nS tine several lines
IN tins diifiarari1 sss..iBIss. 81 1hz1 hansas
GEw. - PanI and Council Esluiis
tdi1rn,Iash n tss shulld nO1 Sl4za- There
SeiIrls ssIIlzsIfiarziAis fiIis-snce q opinion
an ziiss y,,1iiIir us sgssiisIna1sE was ltf1 f1r
Tin .,.slIsts7.lI z1IiiazzuGe 10 ie halG, Nhea
Il. pa1zzias 4'zss,aIi azI-IalHs xiil he arranged
Firlr.5il.s- IisssIsssign al 1l4e su5z Sc viii be
llnH aI-IruH--gwr Ths csiss-zA MANAGERS
an EsszlssslH1ialRElazzll -4iirDsl2s began
1J,,EtsH tiz lIlssilisT=1-iun i lllzzs1slAle iav
a1ilH 7l= nzassszIrx s1sss II be
tssis1sin ab 1nzHz Ers requirements. The
s..si1rn ssits.is,,i is7 iaiss r-silsl- n paper
i7rysszlsi-rssii isv N ssresn LsurIS. General
s>,lIiia5zlr al -ile Sss-15iiE-n Paeiie Rzil-
rrHnH GlHnlizsT- lns zsnB- uf ms a-ilcle
ss uIlzt g4s1E iEx A-r,s sElsSsss l-iill- al lib
aIrgIl isrs1sir,af r,af-stszi15al-. ant. ii 50 taken,
xnuiI 1I1 s-s-iSSIssssy lllzssziuTs with The
ay,H1-aiaIlln al Gaaliic s0Al2S- Air the
llslasIiis.- gfS 1iis glzlss- xias messing agr@ed
iiisz- aasslil.rae as-JU 4 ne dune toward rsg
uriLuiiIl- zazi1Es Rs EInaa- I strict coa-
sts-rnFialun az zhs lzvI. a37lls- zlzrouEh nr
a,a,1H lli.ssIrssss NVrsla lhzze II lse saers-
iiustE- Il xzsS Iass.inaiG Thai : Ssgmmlfsee
sgiI11IIE bee sE,ssgzi1sa 10 20 baiore the
Commission rs sum - ils mslzaba-s are
rnIErIss.E uuH ask l.san N make snch ex
assilGinnls rs will ssliBE l1e rOAsss 10 ea--y
IiGFih Jsi.assss al azsiiiG szs1h0zz loss And
Vsif1f1uItz di1rSslnn 1D wals- un 1ore'rn
rsarts.sss rlIsa ul=zs1ng- VIII continue IN
sssssssIlm zwR an .1il-=e ,iizys.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
FOREIGN.
Results of the Election i'm
Germany.
FOR PROHIBITIONS SAKE.
A New Austrian Minister Aeeredit.
ed 10 Washingt0n-SeiZure of
a Zanzibar Steamer.
Isssesal to lie Hsrosa sss.e A..s-sassa r-es,

Special 10 tAe Hsrsls bz tse xssc-sossd Press
BEELIS. February 3-S A. x.-The
results In seventy election districts are
known In twenty districts new cleo
lions viii be necessary. In twelve, con-
tssts viii be between Socialists and
Septeunists. in Eve, between New German
Liberals and Septznnists: in one, between
Centris.s and Democrats; in two, be-
tween. Socialists and New German Lber-
al. and one between New German Libsr-
ais and Conservatives Among the can
didates returned are four Center. twenty
National Liberals, five S0cialits. two I'M
psriaiisss, four Conservatives, one
Guelph, one New German Liberal and
twelve Alsatians. inclnding ka5le and
Antonist- Tire other candidates Of the
Progrsssss. party who were renOninzted
have been elected Herr 0ichleter Is the
oaly New German Liberal vet reelected.
III a. N--FrOm present calcGlas 0Es
Blsmarck, Will barely obtain . majority
for his septernz:e bill He requires
forty vote. He has already won twen-
ty. and the remainder are almost certain.
Herr Windthorst has been reelected.
The Progrsssists are dsmcraliz4d. They
have met with an unexpected defeat and
have alrsa1y loss seventeen seats They
have only gained one seat. Tne Social
ists have lost seven and gained three
The tgt7l Of Socialist votes shows an in
crease Of $4,000. The National Liber-
as have gained nearly a. macy votes rs
they have lest.
2P M--At this hour the results are
kno~n- the candidates elected include
seventeen Conservatives, 1--WE Imperial
lists. foTry-three Nationalist Liberals.
fourteen Ceatrists. four new German
Liberals, six Socialists, aud fourteen
Poles and Alsstians. In thirty districts
new elections viii be required. So far
los candidates have been definitely
elected. comprising sixty-six Sepcsunists
and thirty-seven opponents of the Cow
eminent.
SP- N.-The results IN zoo election
districts are now known. The candi-
dates elected comprise twenty.nine Con-
servatives. twenty-four luperialists,
twenty-five Centrists, zixty.seven Ma
tional Liberals, four New German
Liberals, six S bcialists and fifteen Alsa-
tians and four Poles. A new election will
he necessary in thirty-fOur districts. The
National Liberals will probably elect
ninety members. All Democrats have
been defeated in Southern Germany. A
reliable government majority Is assured
Supplementary elections will be held
On March 81. Herr Ben1igsen, the Ma
tiosal Liberal leader. Is elected.
The N1fsoRGLe ZeitxRg upon the cleo
tion says THE results 50 far ~ knOEn
give pre<age of brilliant Septsnnate
victory. The new German Liberals have
vsritably suffered crushing defeat"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
THE BULLION YIELD.
Thr Exrarts Correspond AimoSt
EExzcrly with the Imports.

WASHINGTON, February 2-The re-
por1 OF ehe DirectOr Of the Mini. con
timing statistics OF the production of
the precious metals IN use for the year
aSS6. was transmitted to Congress to-
day. From the report It appears that
the production Of gold during lsS6 ex-
ceeaea that OF any previous yesr since
1850. and that IL almost equaled the
production OF that year This aRoast-
ed TO s., 600 600 In lSS6, against ST.
500. 600 m 1855. The prcaactioa o, 81
yer. As nearly as can De ascertained. was
So. Sa5. $50. Tue amount OF gsld bull
lion imported into the United Stats
puas Sl7, az. SIS, and the exports 81
So, 6ST- Importztions were made al
most exclusively since August las.
There was also irnportsd gold eoin to the
value OF s, sd, 6es. and gold coin was
exported to the value Of SIS. s9S. S63-
The fot.l Of exported gold b1lioa and
coin was Sal Isl 20, whi-a corresponds
exactly with the Amouns imported into
the United States, 50 there has been n
sliehs gam by the movement CT gold to
ana from the United States during last
E~ar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
WILL SrOP AT NOTHING
I'm Order 10 Forward the Prohibt.
rion Question In Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX fecr-4-y @--SEr C-araes
Tuppsr, who, it Is generally Supposed.
will s1eceed Sir John Mcdonald rs
leader of the Liberal Conservative party
has Just made n very important declars-
tion On the prohibition question He is
opposed by third party Prohibition
candidate. notwithstanding his lifelong
record Is a Temperance man. In his
speech he pointed ont that he had car
risd through Parliament the law giving
absolute prohibition in the northwest
territory, covering an area of 2.5OO. 600
square miles; he had made total ahsti-
nence compulsory among employees on
Government railways all over Canada,
and to-day he regarded prohibition As q
most vital question before the people
He declared that. II by going into OppO-
sition to the Government he could Sc
cure legislation that would prevent the
manufacture, importation. sale and use
Of intoxicating iiquor. ne would not
hesitate one moment about doing IL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
Candidates fer the Interstate
C0mE iSHIQm.

WASHINGTON. February 2-E Cali
f0rnia gets member Of the 1atsr-State
Commission, which l. not at all certain,
ii will be John T. Swift. The President
has spoken OF him in the highest terms
to PERSONS from Cahforria, including
Justice Field He said that the man
who wrote the letter daring the last
campaign In regard to the American
party had great deal Of moral courage.
and that was the kind of man he was
looking for. George c Gorhzm has
also appeared as a eaudidate fsr con
missioner. He Is backed principally by
New York stock brokers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
vrszEy&rsy>.. 1sxEEHRAE-
Ezaz II W=< ssss-s-Eesn IN gszA&-
faxzzEsn 7E3wEs-.


0srgHMEE. Fabrusny @1-y&aaiiilI.ss.-
taz's Bsrrii,Iay WIS afserve.n m StiG
asszaI naHaner- The ceAeRrsItnlm WIRE
ssuLlzGhed aalEtsr tlts.- a.Izaii;ass af S1iasr-
Mn Pest Of 1iis.s GsfzIlllf ARMY On 1iiss
Rep1bI5c.
LIvEaMaHE. February .a1 w lfitigll,----
ton 3 B.rtla:slr VIII es.lahnillzsh B8; n lib
eraJ dEspIay OF bG-iSll.r On tta Rn,If.il,il
buBlli1gs.-
SAsr4 BAEB8Rs.- FebrriiIz-y- :4aaa-nlits
people have g,snsiialiy ajsssrva,1 tzreiilg's
aaable halilisrp. Araur DAY wslss IA csiis--
brated By 4 genenal nniu geIiGss IN talee--
planning.
MlEKrKD, February .. Wash iTrttaInl Is
Bsuthalay WIS Gbser~eE here tHDdily 1M
the suspension sf ali FubIiis 6usinasss-
SAN FR4sErsco,. Fabnuslry I'D ~. 2--lla-iiisr
being w asiiingssln' + rtiilasH lEnH Il IsH.sl
holil9ay,. all public afiirss wssrs ciiIss.stl-,
rheSnOris and Pha,ltr.e zlliaz1gass li.iIh ma
Sessions and a Ilrrtss asr5uiisr az brnsiliessss
kguses Also ahserwstl uiss hIliItilzS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
EyERYrHIyG FAVOxARLE-
Rreokss Chances fer the Z. >.
District AlforneyshiP.

WASHINGTON. February 81
Marion Brooks spent his first day In
Washington to good advantage- Hesaw
the Attorney -Gener.l and Senator's Ed
munds, Sanford and Williams SENATOR
Edmunds assured him that there were
no specihc charges against him and that
that which had been tiled Was Of loose
and unsatisfactory ehArsetsr- Mr.
Brooks thinks that at the next meeting
of the judiciary Committee favorable
repor. in his case viii be decided upon.
Senators Stanford and Williams have
also agreed to help him and On rhs whole,
notwithstanding the delay IN his case.
from present Appearances he Will prob
ably be contirned before the close of the
session ss District Attorney for II e
Southern Dlstrist or California
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
RsssnzA al N Frazn1Ern1 ken
rurktnn

IaunzSu1as.. KE-. February es-Col-
aus.4 wlnH-szun WAS i1un6 dad IN bed IN
Ris rnun n Aisxznaars hotel IN tins
gif7y tins lr,u-liing 4. . O'SiOck- He had
hssssn i'll Ciiu1ius tns svsnns. hui before
h.s -,sslrrsf Ass 4nlH hss hru-hsr that he
wlss f5.s,siir.s MI rlght araIn- Ihs dsosased
WINS n CiIsiuusiI IN Ens United States Army
amid n ssruuilnsI1t Rzrubhrzn pclIrcian
aii ttiis SssiaA- EHwss aasD wInely knOwn
I'm trits sszssiS- Mlhan Hnl- Ben B-fs1Ow
wass Iul1nnis6 Ds-irt Attorney 1or
Aaut1uHkr NV .gnl,ssBn Wharton Was ar-
psilriss.f hs assistant He sncceeded
Mr.. EirislDw when rnH ls1tEr was 2Fs-
aairfaHf S,srzsssz-y M tine Treasury by
ssz Fhresiiiau1 Grant, bu1 destined the
Gtfiss wlnan Ga-isil hsczms frezadsni-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
rur SaCk.mEsEv sGaSRAn-
smfxA-s resrTznaay Nss sas1xasm
~ G-8-s--ExznM4Ezznres

SDeci u Dispnich tn tina E1si-.I.Ina
S4czAMKsra,, FehruarY s22:-TliH H-isE
Fals CHARGES are ztiiiI unifer iirvsstig'It1u
Clerk Ryan,. RAg Talk aznl Jaur1Ina
Clerk Chapman were ss.HnirrlssR- nltHiIr
ueshmunT dnes nut diffar aurm SfiTt
alr-snlIv publiahssl. Smith was raGiala,f
and cnosa-ezasnil,asf by AEa1iils1 at a.nI;tah-
His tssnm0rY WAS nat slialsssIn- Hits iirah
Ms fiirn tald him that AS saan az Tina NIL
WAS pushed dGwn taie sogne,r ha wuIiih
get his nauey.. M1fiEH t1iiH Smith ina
had knuckad Riinssif Ont Gf sasautrE-
five. d,alEArs,, aznl ha eMatfiEt9 GIt1 at
soc.
1Ioiiit1 asRad tn have a Gunt1nruInGs an
the case. So tilnt ha, might ssl7nIuarr wiz
u.ssess 10 graxe thar SSnifih WIS Il t1IilsF
and a Lar. anil wuuIh uat ba AeIiiszsRi
nader eaf-n.-
Ex-Ssnarur Nelkan has beam brrTrrlcfiis
iarwarri,. and filg'IEes Hranislssal11gS m uils
seanssal "a Bzilsa.1tx'4 hr9kaI-.
All the tlsssarnrnw urius niE- GWEN nv
Ssnzrns has been enntr-nIiGSsd by tdta ar
eEzed parties.
The Cammis1Re adj III,ussE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
u E.zEnR CONFERENCE
rsssa.=.znaf-& frsm n Number nj
~1nrf~ pEFex an fszncinuaI6.

~lnTe> EFtE 2I 1zHcanuafA.
GEREuKNz-4, Essh-Ea-E @-Ths IN
Iirsss1,:.Ll l:uissEr tElnia-enze called by the
isa.ssst1IIlc iasIIE IN Indianapolis lzs1 Sep
ttsuIhs4- wzzs u have nssa IN Music Hall
nI-.Eisr III naun- Ii 4tAz hDur the doors
wssrs ys1 .SlDsaf and nDS over halt a
Enunfi-sH dz.ieg@1ss s1DDi On 1he s-airs
xss.sfinr afimssluR- Piacz-as were
s;sltasss 1n sisara. zs guides fu- 4ha seating
af tEsssi..rut.ss TgD UIii1aC S--1f=s d2gs
a81asssss6 ln tiruls- N the spsAkers
dFs.s5k au-rsssf 1-iaH snie z4-1suIp- Al lesara-
lnIn Ezaf ar hu;z- lz1zr zEo diracfors
with ESe .innE STRIPS n1 m1slIn
wi6dn iier iissiErns -asIureG an aesm and
4s--ztisiilssH AEznss lhs s1s.s- BafSre tins
vx;Iss s.sssIna raiEsiss2 Elar IinuTs were uBen-l
amE uIiss OfiEEas41ss IN anss first Songe-1-lan
an Etts nsx gs-sE hsc4n 10 Iaks 1ieir
aessiss- Il ngvssl 1ssrure IN the dele
rrflnn is tine glressnHe a aen lady
issits.r,II1sss Tn=1r hunk 1hsIr seats
1Ii1 IN n ivunrh iiuz Amnlg me men on
tiii.iilr lIygIlssr sSS1z-ss. anS appeared ID he
ssriaIr.IAr NJ h1na- II tins new business
M n 0lain.sS e. l. Rs4h, al Chicsc0,
chairman al tine ExErn1lVe COMMITTEES.
qstIItsH 1is- ars1,sgaus1un N order Il that
lints 1iia1-4 .us.re sih0ur ,.s00 delegates
ss.ittass,. luE "a VERY small attendance
R.Ex. Mr.. Lockwood, o. the BAPTIST
Church, al TINS city. offered 4 brisi
prtsEtsr T1sR Ssrrzs-ary called the rall
IN S-H1ss End ra=alvei rspor-s nf the
an iiEs approximation q the <aE7-
uus Szziass. Gssilffn-uiz, l-8uis uisiana- Maine,
NsExniss, aiss Garnilnzs An6 Vermont
wurrs n1G rsslrrsssIn1s5- Illinois reported
s,z.-y live OfiHls--z1ss prSau1- Heath
nnnfsf Rirt,ara TrsvsaEych temporary
aiiuiirnuun. .araf ne YVES tlsr1ed unani-
mIr,ssg FtrssIdsns. Committees were
qrrii.I,s.f .Eg,l,1irilsG, composed Of one del
ssr,ri1s fsrum es.sszsf Ssa1z. ON PHrman=nt Or
siliiizuiiun, Esulss N Order and Order Of
ustilis.ess
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
EesumIn< MILLING In Montana.

ANACONDA. Mont February 2s--The
Anaconda company started fires in thir-
teen furnaces to-day. This IS about half
rs capacity. They will start eOncen-
traitors tomorrow or Thursday. and the
entire worss in fortnight The Alice
also started ten-stamp mil and will
resume work in tine mine and In the
other mills in 4 few days These txO
companies were Obliged to close down a
few DAYS ago owing to the scarcity OF
salt and eOsl on account Of the blockade
Fresh supplies which were recsived yes
terday noe enable them 10 resume.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
Doe. Vet Believe In Qaarantines.

SAN Francisco. February 2-Eealth
Officer Mesres stated to-day that no
official notsf>atiOa had been received Of
the existence of smallpox st Los An
geIez. He said that he had become sus-
picsous of Los Angeles because OF the
demand for vaccine there. He under
stood there was . great demand for
vaccine in Mexico. whsre the disease
vas raging. He considered It would be
imposslble to establish n quarantine On
the border OF Mexico. Ii would require
An army of man to enf1rce ii, and then
Il wouli not be sffecrQal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
a BAD MoRraE
wzsh which ALL New fork ard
Enrfranx Confd be Destroyed.

NV YoI.K. February @-Cvilians
who are talking freely aboat the sort Of
Fortificasiuns needed fer the defense Of
this haTibor are taken abaek by Admiral
Perter's letter 10 CongrsszIn2a La~lsr.
Il states that n nine-mile circle Of fire
there are hundreds CT iroaclads that
cenla to-day, Il anchored OF Coaey Is
land. reach nearly all Of Staten Islard. a
large portion Of Bergen Neck. the South
era1 railroad docks at jersey City. al tbs
lower por1ioa Of Ne~ Ho-& city ami
nearly quarter of mile above the city
hall, al Brooklyn 20 near Hunters
ONT, lncinding the Fast river bridge
and the navy yard. Jamaica Bay and
Roekaway Beach. with msr-@r which
Is now bs.ng exper5msnted uP0a abroad
II wGlla be pessibis NJ q a tea OF these
mortar bas1s to Gev@stste the co1nlTy
ior alailts sr0Ead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
KArxE sn1EE-
Cznsed sE N BruH2en SHss-is ~ M
Eses aF E1Es RBSHrisfs-

J4CKsaN- CAL, FsbrIaEy 3@2-3Nssvs
has iil1sa Been neceixedl hsna t1s dssgr an 1ifss
d strzatisn Bx lire of tina gerlsl-tH rsIr
ehal-alfsse snures afi T.. W.. D. Ralsnar;, al
Laacha Pima The dark, a yurIrnr nsiul
nss--,Esd Jahnsuu.. zIl-Rh IN tina 6aalS piu-1
ef tie, stasre.. arif went tn betH tihEt uI,ri-
eaussT FssralIy intspxir.i,,ssI In itsssrprussstl
that; he --set tla bmR.. H5E iniTr1riiss
we're SO severe itiai5 Aas dis't m a tss'x
hours. Thu huiiiii1lr ami ifs GiIltSals.H
were q saEal lhss.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

wxssErEsruN. February es--Thare is
am iirrl,r-ssssinn lirDa6 IN c'nignr tha1 eithar
S,.u..ttasrr Hnsz- ur Senator ingalls, wall be
sd sisass1sE I'D as;zs ssssssc SenaIu- Sherman as
F-,.ss;iiffissrtt m tine Senate IN ss mt
{;uysyrr rzns. s.sf1isr i EanalGA1e fnr the
hns1r Hnf ztEs 1uislr7sslDD mas fur IA
irssiiss y 1i,s iiriiurnnal preliminary talks
of Tins xif1a-nnun zmun- SsnaInrs- In
nd ifi5 u,n IN zhssI- well known standing
ams lung ssz;ps-isn,e isOih aTe sxPerr par
uss.rttraElr;zIs IN isz rhBught that the
Ssr,stalrr sssssEs.lsG will III rhe position moi
rr,.,,,sIsr during riss rss=ss buz during 1he
naszt. Glurlsrrzzs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
New Austrian Minister.

VIENNA. February 2-Dr- T.
Schmidt Won Savarns. Counsellor of the
Austro- Hungarian Embassy At Berlin.
has been appointed Minister to Wash
ington in the place of Baron Won Schaef-
fer, who has for some time been absent
ON leave
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
Zanzibar steamer Seized.

LONDON, February @-Advices from
Zanzibar state that Portuguese men-Ot-
war, by order OF the Governor of Mo-
z.mbieue. have seized the Sultan
steamer K5lva at TOugi and towsd her
to Mozambique
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
The ssrana Army i'm Montana.

Butte, NJ T.. FebruAry 9-The
Grand Army Veterans of HontAna met
IN Department Eseampneat this morn
ing After the reports OF the retiring
officers tine election Of officers for she
ensuing year took plaes. resulting as
follows: &C Waters. Billings Grand
Commander; r. H Howell. Helena
Senior Grand Connznders H. c. kesler.
Bate, Junior Gra,d Comnsadsr, Dale
gate to National Eacampneat, p z
Dallnan, Bates Alternate. CIV Shaw,
Helena The visitors vii Be baD9ustsd
this evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
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|wihssn n rrilns.r znImss I'M and uspnu'bsd ttfat
h rs,mnuE ailEs gold surikas hAa hss=n made
In FAnpsstsBs de PHEra, rwsaiF llles
|ssuHihws.stt uf this FEnra- MiIasrs haws
fr n lung 1lrns bsHn ss1rik1Hg N H1af VIZ
Eimi1B 6ar sillrsr gra-